The phrase "are informed through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the means or methods by which someone receives information or knowledge.
Example: "Students are informed through various channels, including lectures, textbooks, and online resources."
Alternatives: "are notified via" or "receive information through".
Citizens are informed through media as well as their social networks, and can start to form their own opinion on the matter.
"People have the knowledge, they are informed through the TV.
9 Moreover, women are informed through media that high volumes of fluids are essential to preserve health.
The regulatory safety and public acceptance of a given transgenic biofeedstock crop are informed through the science-based process of risk assessment.
Hence, unless health workers and community members are informed through appropriate channels about the most effective tools for preventing and treating malaria, their welfare will suffer [ 13].
Patients are informed through their consent forms that they are free to withdraw from the study at any time, without giving reason and without any negative consequences.
Second, the transmit antenna number information should be informed through the system information, so the mode switching will impact all users in the cell and bring huge signaling overhead.
A convenience sample of consenting patients and healthcare providers meeting inclusion criteria was recruited over 2 months, with patients being informed about the study by clinic staff and healthcare providers being informed through an informal in-service.
In preparation for the study, parents and teachers were informed through an information leaflet, and were invited to a meeting in which the details and the aims of the study were illustrated.
In case the patient is incapacitated the patients' legal guardian will be informed through written information and in case of participation the legal guardian will sign the informed consent.
They will be informed through the staff and in the "informed consent" that the effectiveness of two exercise therapy programs will be compared and that both meet current scientific standards and are appropriate to improve health status.
